MillersMad Match Thread...Millers v Lincoln City

[Heliosphan78]

As ever, add your thoughts on Saturday's game.

UTM.

[RU66]

Gray gone back to Leeds for treatment. Might be a good thing for tomorrow. That's if we have the players available to make us harder to beat.

[GlennMiller]

Unbeaten since November; Lee Clarke could become an instant hero by conjuring a win and being the first team this season to take 6 points of the Imps!

[Spuddy Speight]

No ifs, no buts, it's a must win game for us at Lincoln. Just hoping we have a plan to cause an upset and scrape a win whether it's entertaining or ugly.
UTM!!

[Stansmate]

Players need to run their bawlax off and show real commitment today.

Cos if results elsewhere don?t go our way - div 2 is almost certain.

UTM

[ScjR]

Away Record
In a head-to-head match up, for an away team to show a consistent 40 percent or above win rate is normally considered good. In League One this season 48% have been home wins with 28% of wins coming from away teams. In all competitions at Lincoln Rotherham have won 40% (20), drawing 24% (12), and losing 36% (18). At Sincil Bank Rotherham have averaged 1.30 goals per game compared to Lincoln?’s 1.54.
Tier 2 W4 D2 L3 Tier 3 W3 D5 L1 Tier 4 W7 D0 L3 Third Division North: W5 D3 L8

Attendances
The highest attendance away to Lincoln came on 11 October 1952 when 19,626 supporters watched a 3-1 Rotherham win , Gladstone Guest after 12 minutes, Len White a minute later and Walter Rickett made it 3-0 on 40 minutes, Ernie Whittle from the penalty spot on the stroke of half-time replying for Lincoln. The lowest attendance came in the Autoglass Trophy in December 1992, Tony Cunningham on 39' with the only goal of the game, 1,066 in attendance.
In all away fixtures at Sincil Bank, attendances have averaged 7,452.

Sent Off
Lincoln City: Shane Clarke (2008), Moses Swaibu (2010), Pat Kanyuka 2011
Rotherham Utd: Dave Gwyther (1979), Nigel Johnson (1989), Tony Grealish (1989)

Hat-tricks
Lincoln City: Ernie Whittle (1953/54)
Rotherham United: Billy Hick (1930/31), Derek Holmes (2007/08), Ian Thomas-Moore (2010/11)

Debut's & Last Match:
Debuts: Lawrence Armeson (1935), Daniel Black (1935), George Bradley (1937), George Greaves (1936), Mark Hooper (1945), Harry Jolly (1935), Josh Koroma (2020), Egbert Murden (1929), Arthur Radford (1947), Stanley Rushforth (1935), Andy Turner (1999), Kevin Watson (1999), Bernard Weekley (1955), Brian Wilsterman (1999)
Last Match: Louis Armitage (1947), Daniel Black (1935), Jack Chafer (1945), Fred Hanson (1946), Akeem Hinds (2019), Lewis Price (2019), Ken Simpson (1958), Jake Cooper (2019), John Street (1947)

Results from on this day:
Pld 14, Won 8, Drawn 4, Lost 2
21-Mar-31 Darlington 2 Rotherham United 2 Feethams 2,503
21-Mar-36 Rotherham United 1 Barrow 0 Millmoor 3,924
21-Mar-53 Nottingham Forest 4 Rotherham United 3 City Ground 18,225
21-Mar-59 Rotherham United 1 Sheffield Wednesday 0 Millmoor 18,221
21-Mar-61 Rotherham United 3 Shrewsbury Town 1 Millmoor 13,397
21-Mar-69 Barnsley 0 Rotherham United 1 Oakwell 13,479
21-Mar-70 Rotherham United 1 Halifax Town 1 Millmoor 7,240
21-Mar-81 Chester 0 Rotherham United 1 Sealand Road 3,945
21-Mar-87 Rotherham United 1 Notts County 1 Millmoor 3,787
21-Mar-92 Rotherham United 5 S****horpe United 0 Millmoor 4,504
21-Mar-98 S****horpe United 1 Rotherham United 1 Glanford Park 4,011
21-Mar-00 Leyton Orient 0 Rotherham United 1 Brisbane Road 3,959
21-Mar-09 Rotherham United 3 Chesterfield 0 Don Valley Stadium 4,658
21-Mar-15 Rotherham United 2 Sheffield Wednesday 3 New York Stadium 11,707
Former players born on this day
Graham Brown 21-Mar-44

Top 10 highest away win% in Football League matches, positions 1-10, (Number of Matches).
1. Workington 100% (2)
2. Scarborough 75% (4)
3. AFC Wimbledon 67% (6)
3. Durham City 67% (3)
4. Accrington Stanley (1968) 63% (8)
5. Newport County 57% (7)
6. Aldershot Town 50% (6) (including 1 League play-off match 2010)
6. Aldershot 50% (2)
7. Sheffield Wednesday 47% (19)
8. Oldham Athletic 45% (20)
8. Northampton Town 45% (20)
9. Lincoln City 43% (44)
9. Macclesfield Town 43% (7)
9. Torquay United 43% (14)
9. Mk Dons 43% (7)
10. Accrington Stanley (1891) 42% (19)

[Townerslovechild]

Probably the strangest back to back results in the club's history were a 5-0 defeat followed a few days later by a 6-0 win against Lincoln, I'd take 1-0 today.

[Beaufighter]

27 points available, we are aiming for all 27. That’s all well and good if you’re not aiming a bent rifle with a dodgy sight and your eyes closed. I guess we won’t have to wait long for reality to bite.

[Derbymiller]

If he can get them to show some fight and belief and we can scrape a draw it will be a good start.

[Old_time_miller]

So many short sighted on here and anti hamshaw think that getting rid would suddenly sort things out. Things go much deeper and a lot are in for a big dose of reality today.
Sad to say, but it is the truth.
How anyone thinks we can get a result today needs to drink less.

[Edinburghmiller]

Lee Clark's first #rufc team selection.
Looks like 4-2-3-1, with Jamal Baptiste in midfield.
Dan Gore makes the bench after injury.
Quick recovery from Lino Sousa who came off in midweek.

[Old_time_miller]

Team forces itself. However the formation and any method would only be any difference.

[Lolmorgan]

Rafferty must be the worst passer of a ball Rotherham have ever had.

[Edinburghmiller]

1-0 down already

[Heliosphan78]

Ted Cann what the hell